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The frat fatal results OF the heat
we're reported Yesterday. Gilbert
Irwin, an aged duky, employsi by
Al. Philburn, at the corner OF Film
aud Greenlaw streets, as porter, died
between 8 and Q o'clock from the Of
fects ol sunstroke. Late Monday after.
noon Irwin complained to his en-
ployer Of feeling unwell, and Was sent
10 his home, N1. 80 Greenlsw street.
He went 10 bed and rapidly grew
worse. Not knowing Twins COM
plant ths family called In physician,
who, alter examining the patient, pro.
aouIced II = case Of sunstIoke. Irwin
fingered until yesterday morning,
when he died.
The second case was that OF Tim
0'Bflsp, who died between and 3
o'clock Yesterday afternoon at Wolf's
saloon aud boarding house, Sand 10
Adams street 0'Bnen was q baker
employed at saSrie a RoEleis bakery.
Duying the afternoon be walked down
on Shelby street, and returned feeling
no badly that he went home. He had
reached the hall on which his room
fronted and tainted fwsy. DR.. viii.
ford was summoned. and use d his
skill 10 restore life, but without 70.
sul..
Yesterday morning young man,
evidently stranger In the city, stag
gered into the auction house OF Nc.
Oarthy Bros, on Second street, and
family called Tor water, stating that
he was about overcome by the heat.
The proprietors applied Ice and cold
water, with such beneficial results tba,
the suffering stranger WAS able 10 re-
Hnme his business In the course Of an
hour. All jesting aside, II was de-
oidedly warm, and wilted collars and
perspiralion soaked clothing will folly
attest the uuthfulness Of this state.
ment.
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SCOTLAND.
Bisinc SPEAK. ., the Uaveiiiss
HtnE,s Hoasmeat.

LONDON, July l9-Mr. James q.
B,aine aud Mr.. Andrew Carnegie at
tended the unveilipg at Duniermline
today Of the monument Of Alexander
III, who rsignsd In Scotland from
l24g 10 1885. They drove 10 the spot
10 q iour.in hand coach. They were
well received.
Blaine delivered an nd Trees. He
said a, first thought the aspect pre-
sebted by an American engaged In
ceremony In ra'sing a monument 10 q
King seemed out OF place, bat the
harm done would not be 30 serious,
considering that King Alexander died
before America wss discovered.
America, Blame added, sympa-
thlEsi with Scotland In ali the great
things she had done In both liter
ature aud art for the promotion and
welfare OF the people.
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Growing Cooler.

WASHINGTON, July l9.--N rsined
helvily last night and this morning,
the therm meter registering 720. a
drop Of ll' from the previous morn.
ing. At the sisnal Office II was
stated that the temperature had fallen
during the psst twenty four hour all
over the Q untry, except In New
England and q small portion Of
the Atlantic. coast along South Caro-
lima and Georgia. In the former
locality lower temperature was not
needed, and In the latter tle heat will
moderate, ss there is cool wave NOV.
ing In southerly direction. Cooler
weather, 1t Ia ta'd, may bs looked for
during the next day or two, but there
is nothing to warrant Its continuance,
aud the stmosphsre will probably
heat up again gradually, though,
thanks to a cloudy air rassine It's way
down from the Northwest, the heat
will not be as intense a. that Of the
past week.
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sC0TrsBoRo, ALA.
A visiIsnt Deputy sheriff murdered
by n burglar.
IsrnoiAL TO rnu lrrEAL.l


soorrsBoRo, ALA, July l9.-The
robbery Of the county treasuror's safe
here ten days ago, was followed yester-
day morning by most ghastly and
horrible murder. The sale WIS re-
lievsd Of $500, having been opened
by some ons who was familiar with
the combination. Richard Campbell,
q ton Of the county judge, and a
deputy In Sheriff Dicus's Office, took
hold u the case, and his estiga,ions
had led him 20 far N 10 make II un.
pleasant for the robber. At 2 O'Clock
yesterday morning Robert Campbell
was murdered In his bed by having
his ekull cleft twice with an axe.
Judge Campbell saw the murderer as
he was escaping, bat could not cap.
ture him. TIE Judge can siye no de.
schption further Than tAe mao WAS
masked
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II THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
ASSENT OF THE POWERS TO THE
ELECTION OF FERDINAND
Would Not Arise Until the Sultan
Had sauctloned the
Election.
rae IRISH CRIMES ACT BECOMES
ALlW OF THE KEALM.
Heally Wants Fowler Suspended for
Calling Howell q Damned
Liar.

LONDON, July l9.-sir James Fergu-
son, Parliamentary Secretary OF the
Foreign Office, stated Ia the House Of
Commons this afternoon that the ques-
tion OF the assent Of the powers to the
election Of Prince Ferdinand to the
Bulgarian throne wonld not arise un-
til alter the sultan had sanctioned the
elec,ion and the Sultan's sanction had
not yet been given TO Il. Com
cerning the Anglo Turkish, Egyptian
convention, Sir james said no
negotiations were proceeding, and
II was unlikely that the suspended
negotiations would be- soon resumed.
Sir Henry Drummond Wolfe, the
British special envos, not having Civ.
en- England's ratification, no with
drawal OF the ratification could take
place.
The House Of Commons went for.
mally In body to the House of
Lords this afternoon, where the royal
assent Was given 10 the Irish crimes
NV shhehuuont Ulii, anu IL was tnu9
made the law Of the realm.
The Right Hon. l.. Stauhope, secre.
tary Tor War, intimated that the gov.
eminent did not think II desirable 10
continue importing army horses
from Cauada. Thoea which
had already been OBJ aired from
Canada were good but the price was
too high. Henceiorth the War De-
psrtment would get the hprses Il
needed at home. L. VI. Healy (Pit-
nellite) asked tina Speaker II time was
not opportune for brl ging before the
House the conduct Of sir X ib,rt N ,ch.
olas Fowler (Oonservative). ex.L1ld
Mayor Of London, and now member
for Londoo, In cslitg George Howell
Home Ruler) damned liar. The
Speaker iAid he really was not entitled
to put such question. The incident
occurred 10 March and peace has since
besn made b,'seen Howell and Fjw.
Ter. Sex'on gave notice that he would
move Tor ihe suspension OF Sir Robert
fosler Tor one month. Psrnellite
cheen.
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A Prisoner Overco me,

BrRNISGHAM, ALA, julie l9.-Henry
Eustis was convicted Of horse stealing
ct the April term Of the Criminal
Court, but was given q new trial. He
has been In bad health ever since, and
during the trial today was overcome
with the heat and excitement, aud
Judge Gre,r had him removed and the
case continued. The doctors say he
can hardly get we'll.
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IVES, Ten.e.sse Imam. A.yism.

Mr.. Austin Miller, Of Bolivar, chair.
man Of the commission 10 superiniend
the building Of an insane asylum for
West Tennessee, arrived In the city
last night and Is stopping At Gaston's
Hotel. bCol. A. W. Bfockway, OF
Brownsville, will arrive tbis morning,
and the commission will bold q meet.
Ing today at the Office oi Col. J. X.
Goodwin, the third member. Nothing
but routine business will come before
II as the contracts have all been let
and work on the ins litutidn is progress
ing satisfactorily. Mem u. Cole q Co.,
Of this city, will inrnish doors, sash
and blinds and Nnt Vile firm has
the roofing contract and tbe bricks are
being manufactured on tbe premises.
The asylum will not be ready for occu-
pancy for two years.
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NAsRvILLE, TENN.
A Had Yossg Man eives Fine o ,.
portusities.
isrsclAL 70 rms ArrsLL.I

ibrhuiAL ~ fhh ArrHAL.l
NASHVILLE, TENN, July le.-This
morning q youug man called at Msrr's
Bank and inquired Of Mr.. Thomas
Mar II Edward Mason, q merchant
ct Burns's Staten, had an account
there. Toe young man said he was
store keeper at Burns's Station and
Mason had given him l. check for si6.
Mar told the young man to present
tho check aud that II would develop
whether Mason kept an account with
the bank. rhe Young man said he
didu't have the check with him but
would get II. Mar then told him
that a check from Mason for that
smount would be good. The young
man lsit withou, giving his name and
later John i. Carson, n merchant,
called at the bank AID piesented a
check for s77 signed by Mason. Car
con said stranger came 10 his store
this morning and purchased $40
worth Of goods aud handed In
Mason's check in payment. He To-
fused to awe him the change until he
could see Mar, and cons, quently
brought the check mp. Mar pro.
nonnced II Q forgery, and Carson mott.
fed the officer, George Osmpbell. who
arrested the young man. He was
taken to Msrr's bank, and identified as
the same man who made inquiries Ne
TO Mason's account. When the man
was taken TO the station house he gave
ths name OF George Morton, IT,. He
will be held for investigation.
Later-Morton has been In trouble
before, but owing 10 the respect enter
tanned for his father, who is one Of the
most esteemed citiEIns OF Dickson
county, he has escaped prosecution.
Lats this evening he was released, no.
body app ,aring u prosecute him.
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Several DeAths.

AUGUSTA, GA, July l9.-The sultry
W ather and excessive heat of the
p,st elk days wound mp at dusk by a
heavy wind storm. During the heated
term the mercury stood anywhere be-
tween 1902 and l04'. Horses have
been stricken down and several
deaths Of persons from heat were re-
corded. Two nesroes died OF sun
strokes today.
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ohis Democratic Convenu.p.

CLKvHl.ASD, o., July l9.-Delegstes
10 the Democratic State convention
are here In considerable numbers 30.
night. Hon. 4. Il. Powell, one Of the
oaLd dates Ter Governor, opened head.
quarters at the Weddel House this
morning. Congressm an FofAn, who
refused TO enter the contest until yes.
terday sailed up the lake this siter-
noon, 10 be gone fortnight Senator
II. q. Payne announces that he II for
FuIan, and ths irieids Of tie Con.
gressman are very joyful over the in.
tslligenoe. Clngreesman James II
Campbell will arrive tomor.
row. His friends are certain
that he is the coming man. He lives
near Cincinnati, and the delegation
from tina, county Ia q unit for him.
Powell. comes from Delaware, the home
Of 3. X DonaviD, the man who
brought charges against senator Payne
In Washington. Donavin Ia working
for Powell and the enemies Of this lat
ter afe using that against him.
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swIIzgRLAHD.
sIs Tourists Lost Ga she SNOW ss
'JuaEfrsu."

GENEVA, July l9.-There have been
severe snow storms In the Swiss Alps.
Six tourisis, inelu Ing three sous Of
the director Of Zurich college, have
been lost on the Juogirau. Several
parties were sent out 10 endeayor 10
rescue them, but their efforts we're
not successful. The missing tourists
we're all Swiss They we're eudtavor-
ing 10 make the ascent Of ,hs Jungfrau
without vnidas.
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A Young soy Driven Mad.

THEVIHL 10 THE AFFHALsT
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July l9.-Ule
tnlz. q bay Of thirteen, ran away
from his mother at the Kennedy
House and was out In the sun all day.
He wss caught about dirk ia the
Union Depot In q ma oiacal condition.
He fought his c,p,ors with fury, and
tried 10 stab DR.. Cfumley, who was
called in. A hypodermlc injection
finally Quilted him.
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JACKSON. MISS.
state Grand Lodge OF the RsiEh hts
OF Homer Convened.

lspEofAL TO rHs ApPHAL.l
JAoKsos, AIss., July l9.-Tbe tenth
annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge
Of Knights Of Honor Of the State Of
Mis- slssippi convened here today, Grand
Dictator b. q. Sims presiding, and the
Hon. George W. Lagson, grand re-
porter All the grand officers were
present. There we're eighty. five lodges
represented, out OF ll5 In ihs State.
The grand dictator's address elected
the applause Of tue grand lodge. II
showed the membtrship OF the order
In this State 10 be 4095, an increase
over last yfar; total membership In
the United States, about 10000. The
personnel Of the members IL first class.
The membership includes macy Of the
most prominent and useful citizens OF
the State. The Hon. l.. A. Gnrz. Of
Knoxville, Tenn, supreme dictator oil
the order In the United States, was
received with distinguished honors. :.
Mr.. Henry Tolles, an old, useful and
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Ma<leIAilnH.

sr. LOUIS, July i9.-rbe weather
has moderated greatly within the past
tweniy.iour hours. Last evening q
cooling breeze Get in, and today the
Thermometer has not yet reached 90'.
Tnere have been no prostratioDs from
heat today, and delightful breezs is
eeaiatIns in the recovery n those
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TWO FATAL SUNS fROKEs.
Memphis Takes y start on tho Track
Of Her Neighbors.

II left to q popular vote there is lit
tie doubt that yesterday would be
handed down to poste,ity as the hot.
test day Of the season. Unfortunately
for this verdict, however, there are any
number Of Thermometers. and like
watches, no two Of them agree. The
temperature, a. kept on record by Mr..
+. ID. S,ward, opticisp, No. 2ss Main
Btrt et. In "a folloys;
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highly esteemed citizen, died suddenly
last night. He retired last night in
his usual health, and died before
morning. The funeral took place y Is
afternoon from the Baptist church, the
Rev. II I, tp oes officiating.
Prof. Mcdonald, OF New Orleans,
took the init'atory step tonight toward
the prepa ations fer the KirmesS, to
begin here on the Oh Of Seplemh,r
next. He was met by 100 couples II
ladies and gentlemen, who were ar
ranged into the several nationalitles
that they are respectively to repre-
aant
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mr.. Tanner Nssla.a.

LONDON, July l9.-The Speaker Of
the House Of Commons has sent
messenger to Ireland TO notify DR..
Tanner that IL Ia impemtiyely neces-
sAry for him TO bs present In the
House on Thursday 20 ansver the
charges ths, he used yiolent language
toward Mr.. Long In the lobby of the
House last week.
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BIRMlNaHAM, ALA.
A Negro woman charges = Negro
Man win Assault.
la.pot.s 40 .us

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July ls.-The
unusual charge Of criminal assault on
g woman, with both the parties negro,
was filed before q justice at Irondale
today, q warrant being sworn ont by
woman named Hicks for A. Shirley.
She says Shirley caught her at the
spring near the hou'e and would have
overpowered her hut for her screams,
which brought her hu.band TO the
rescue.
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LITTLE ROOR, Ark.
Another Young Girl Ostrssed-Yes.
terdsys Rapist escaped.
IsrsoilL TO rus AppslL.I

- -'te1 w eFfsshsN
LITTLE Rock, July l9.-Notwith-
standing the united efforts Of the large
number Of citizens, who went In
search Of a negro rspIst scroes the river
from here yesterday, the villain made
good his escape. Mirs Ables, ths
young lady ar,aulted, 10 In q critical
condition and doubts are entertained
OF her recovery.
Hot upon the track Of tho above
rascslly assault, James Bell, another
big, fat young buck, resident of Ash.
ley township, this county, was discov.
cred by the mother Of n six year
old child, attempting TO outrage her.
Bell was arrested and lodged In fail
here tonight. II pours when II com.
mences 10 rain.
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Hon. r. N. r. Hunter Dead.

REDMOND, Va, July l9-lnforma
ton was received here this evening
that tho Hoo. p. M. T. Hunter died AT
bis home, fouut Hill, Essex county,
yesterday. Mr.. Hunter was one Of
ViTginiA's most eminent citizens for
many years before and during the late
war. He was born In 1909. lie
served several terms In the National
House OF Representatives, being elect.
ed spsafrr Of that body in 1889 Sub
sequeuily he was elected United States
Senator, and made chairman Of tie
Senate Finance Commit In 1919,
which position he held until tbs open
ing Of the war. He gave Douglas
cluee rua for the Presidential nomina.
tion NJ the National Democratic con
yention - Charleston in 1850.
Daring the war he served
AZ Confederate Secretary NJ
STATE and Confederate Senator Hs
was also member Of the Pcsce Cjm.
mission which met Abraham Lincoln
la Hampton Roads. Alter the war he
was elected Treasurer Of Virginia,
holding that Office for several Year,,
after which hs retired to private life.
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Fiy. Death. nc Charleston.

CHARLEsToS, s. o. July 1.-the
weather is oppressively hot, the ther.
mometer ranging from 9i' to 1907 at
different points in the city. Five
persons have died from the effects OF
the heat. The hot weather extends
throughout the Sta'e.
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NASHVILLE, TKSs, July 19.-John
Smith, an old man living on the bank
Of the river In Est NASHVILLE, died to.
day OF overheat. Msj. L. Hu'cheson,
a surveyor and plat maker, fell dead
In the Burrs building abou 8 O'Clock
this afternoon from the exc ssive
heat. He was well known citizen
and highly esteemed.
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Seven Prostrations.
HPHCIAL TO THn APPEAL.l

CHATTANOOGA, TKss., July 19.-
Seven cases Of prostration from the
heat occurred today, but none are
likely to prove fatal. The rolling
mills and all outdoor employm ents
we're suspended on account OF the
fierce heat.
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gi.ht Deaths 10 Norfolk.

NoRVoLK, Va July ls-rhere have
been eight deaths here In the last two
days from lhs efiscls OF the intense
heat.
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Five fassI Cases.

PrrrsBuso. Pa, July l9.-Flvs fatal
cates Of sunstroke were reported to.
day. The thermometer at noon regis.
tered so, which is l0o cooler than at
tbs same Tins yesterdsy. A goo |
breeze 10 blowing, with indications Of
rain
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Heat C.imisa,es IN . Terrible storm

WHEELING. W. Va, Jaly l9.-The
excessive heat culminsted last night
in the most terrific storm ever Wit
messed here. The rain and wind were
heavy, demolishing shade trees and
fences, and for an hour there was not
second intermission between the
flashes OF lightning II was believed
the only damage was the demolition OF
one wall OF two story brick house on
Eighth street belonging to jacob syn.
der, jr, but reports from the coun.
try today show this was but q
tnfl ng psrt. At Gpf,on tho lightning
was the most severe ever experienced
there. Mrs w. T. Carr and her child.
ren were.kil cd by lightning striking
their residence. A stable oil q. Brien.
ed,teip, at Martins Ferry, was struck
and burned. The fDe barn of q.
Fisher, at Elm Grove, was dem ,lished,
loss, 5000; insurance, $l400. The
barn OF James Garvan, on the Fair.
mount road, was burned, loss, $500; !;
insurance, $3.50. The barn aud iwJ
stables OF Chas. Hszlstte, near Gar
vtns. were also destroyed. loss, $500 |;
insurance, Sl7O0.
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HELENA, AkK.


IsrRoiAL TO rHr ArrIAL.I
HELxEA, ARK July l9.-The Grand
Masonic Lodge CT the State convened
here today. They are holding their
sessions In the courthouse and will re.
main In session until Thursday Of
this week. They will have . grand
banquet and street parade on that day,
Today they organized and went
through routine work and elected OF.
Hcers for the ensuing year. Several
hundred delegates sud members from
the various lodges OF the State, and
quite number from Tennssses and
Mississippi, are also In attendance.
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rhir,ee. Death. In cincinnati.

ChoIsSATI, o., July l9.-Although
the "ho, spell" was broken las, night,
and the Thermometer only reached 90
today. there we're thirtesn deaths 70.
ported today. Mistof these were psr.
sons who were prostrated yesterday.
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A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Twelve Fine Horses burned Co .
Crisp.

Crisp.
LouIsvILLE, Kr., July ia special
10 the Times from owensboro, KY,
says: A destructive Arc broke out
here about ~ o'clock last night, and
consumed nine buildings. II was dis
covered first In the rear Of vandiver's
livery stable on Main street, and coon
all the adjoining buildings were In
flames. A high wind was blowing
and the flames lapped sv,rything mp
for two blocks. The family Of II. W.
Miller, the undertaken, had a narrow
escape. Twelve hne horses were
burned 10 q crisp.
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Army viii he strengthened.
PAM4. July l9.-At the demand Of
Gen. FeroD, Secretary Of War, tho
Senate today voted l37 10 92 for the
urgency OF his mobilislng bill. The
Senate also passed mis- bills for ipcreas-
ing the army by adding four new cav
airy regiments, and eighteen new in-
iAntry regiments,
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stricken dov n Sunday and Monday.
Ordinarily this would be hot day,
but coming Immediately after the
scorchers, the l50 difference is apprs.
ciated.
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LEXINGTON, MISS.
H. n. Cbeathan. Murderer OF .. n.
Hoskias, Rsmasdsd Co Jail.

LKISeTos, Mss, July l9.-R. b.
OheathAgn, the murderer Of J. s. Hos
king, IT,, after four days trial, was re-
msnded 10 jail without bail.
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Iisht nrnih. NJ rhiIndeIphin.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July l9.-Eight
deaths we're reported TO-DAY, due to the
excessive hea, ri the past few days.
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NEW YoRk-Jack Hopper aud Billy
Dacey, the light weight pugi lists,
fought 70 finish this morning on Long
Island. Dacey whipped Hopper In
four rounds and was given the purse
OF $500 and stakes,
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WEATHER MODERATING.
LEAVING THE NORTH, BUT MORE
INTENSE SOUTH.
Eight Fatal Cares OF Suustroke In
Norfolk, Two Each In Nash.
vile and Chattanooga.
CINCINNATI SWELLS THE LIST
With THIRTEEN DEATHS.
The Excessive Heat eliminates In
terrific St0r ms In Some
Places.

Cotton Region Bulletin.
From Atations In tho Memphis District for
the "a hours ending July ", 1887, 6 o'clock
p.m., 10Th meridian time.
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Tindicstes traces Of rain.
HRximum Temperature.
Two Deaths at Nashville.
laPHofAL 10 rHuApprILI

sums, lisa. Means. 9s.7.